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 1     I, 7 |        by the sun, and by those burning orbs that advance under
 2    IV, 28|         Hebrew characters. Then burning an incense of the Egyptian
 3    IV, 28| together, and placing it on the burning coals, he leaves it there.
 4    IV, 31|         And they accomplish the burning of a house, by daubing it
 5    IV, 32|     cauldron full of pitch upon burning coals, when it boils up, (
 6    IV, 33|                     XXXIII. THE BURNING AESCULAPIUS; TRICKS WITH
 7    IV, 33|        As regards, however, the burning like a taper of the pyramid,
 8    IV, 33|    having time instead of ashes burning underneath, and refined
 9    IV, 35|        the sorcerer) produces a burning demon, by tracing on the
10    IV, 37|        that one be left faintly burning; and then the light, that
11    IV, 41|     invisible, he appears as if burning incense, placing around, (
12    VI, 3 |      all unanimously decided on burning Apsethus.~
13    VI, 4 |    Moses asserts that "God is a burning and consuming fire," taking
14    VI, 4 |       that God is a fire, but a burning and consuming fire, (thereby)
15    VI, 27|           The Lord thy God is a burning and consuming fire." For
16  VIII, 10|        of) a pot when a fire is burning underneath, He effected